Get-involved workshops at the KDE/ownCloud/openSUSE booth at LinuxTag

Tomorrow, 9:45, LinuxTag and DroidCon open the doors in Berlin. The even presents a staggering number of sessions (see LinuxTag on Thursday alone featuring 57 talks). This is in part due to the addition of evening sessions, which are open for the public (no ticket needed). My own talk about the relevance of the Linux Desktop is one of these evening sessions. This is in parallel with LinuxNacht so we'll have to see how many people will choose talks over beer...

Workshops

At the combined openSUSE/ownCloud/KDE booth I've organized short workshops, given by contributors to these projects, designed to help you get involved with these (and other!) Free Software projects. There is only room for about 10-12 people per workshop so you will get some real attention from the developer doing the workshop. It also means you should make sure to be there on time to secure a spot!

We try to give the workshops tree times so if one is full, you can come back the next day (due to availability of people this didn't work for all workshops).

The program

Thursday

10:00	Testing Linux with openQA (Bernhard Wiedemann)
11:00	Introduction to hacking ownCloud file synchronization (Daniel Molkentin)
12:00	AppArmor Crash Course (Christian Boltz)
13:00
14:00	Build your first ownCloud App (Arthur Schiwon)
15:00	Writing your first KDE application (Sebastian Gottfried)
16:00	Packaging with the Open Build Service (Marcel Kühlhorn)
17:00	Internal security mechanisms used by the German eID card (Joerg Schilling)

Friday

10:00	Testing Linux with openQA (Bernhard Wiedemann)
11:00	Introduction to hacking ownCloud file synchronization (Daniel Molkentin)
12:00	Hacking PostfixAdmin (Christian Boltz)
13:00	Bareos Backup - Rear Disaster Recovery workshop (Maik Außendorf and Gratien D'haese)
14:00	Build your first ownCloud App (Georg Erhke)
15:00	Writing your first KDE application (Sebastian Gottfried)
16:00	Packaging with the Open Build Service (Marcel Kühlhorn)
17:00	Internal security mechanisms used by the German eID card (Joerg Schilling)

Saturday

10:00	Testing Linux with openQA (Bernhard Wiedemann)
11:00	Introduction to hacking ownCloud file synchronization (Daniel Molkentin)
12:00	AppArmor Crash Course (Christian Boltz)
13:00	Bareos Backup - Rear Disaster Recovery workshop (Maik Außendorf)
14:00	Build your first ownCloud App (Georg Erhke)
15:00	Writing your first KDE application (Sebastian Gottfried)
16:00	Packaging with the Open Build Service (Marcel Kühlhorn)
17:00	Internal security mechanisms used by the German eID card (Joerg Schilling)

Participants to the workshops get a Club Mate to keep them awake and quench their thirst.

Our booth space is in Hall 6, Number D11 - next to the LinuxTag info stand. See you there tomorrow!